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No team has won the Stanley Cup more times than the Montreal Canadiens, and the intensity of their fans only grows year after year. Come out to the Bell Centre and witness the Habs strive for their record 25th championship and continue the incredible legacy they’ve built on since 1909.

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A winner of more than 20 Stanley Cup titles, the Habs ooze tradition like no other team in the league, and they certainly know how to put on a great show. Home games are consistently sold out, and purchasing Montreal Canadiens tickets now gets you out to the Bell Centre and into the action so you can feel the proud surge of the crowd and experience Les Habitants as they try to build on their incredible success. Canadiens hockey faithful have been lucky enough to witness the likes of Guy Lafleur, Patrick Roy, and Chris Chelios over the years, and you can see the legends in the making today, so get your Montreal Canadiens tickets while they last. Our 100% Buyer Guarantee assures your tickets are authentic and that you get exactly what you ordered when attending a Montreal Canadiens game. Here’s how to claim your Canadiens tickets:

Explore our 2014-15 Montreal Canadiens schedule to find the game you want to see in person, and use filter options to help you narrow down your choices and simplify your decision.

Choose the game you’re attending and select the number of Canadiens tickets you want by clicking on the seating chart or by using the drop-down menu. For any questions you can contact us at 866.848.8499 or via Live Chat at the top right of the page.

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Montreal Advances, Earns Rematch with Tampa Bay

Though seeded higher, the Montreal Canadiens will have their work cut out for them against the Tampa Bay Lightning in the Divisional Final round of the NHL playoffs 2015. Montreal was 0-5 against the Lightning during the regular season, though completed a sweep of its own versus Tampa Bay last year in the postseason. The Canadiens may benefit from additional rest, having defeated Ottawa in six games, while Tampa Bay needed seven to take care of the Detroit Red Wings.